Is Gen-Z Alright?

Young feminists confront a fragile future.

 

Ten feminists, ages 18 to 27 squint at the future imperfect through a coming-out journal, religious faith, long-distance love, an opera career on pause, working retail to survive, and more.

From top left: Chaya Holch, Tziporah Herzfeld, Ilana Starr, Rachel Fadem, Rena Yehuda Newman, Kira Yates, Makeda Zabot-Hall, Abigail Fisher, Noa Wollstein, Arielle Silver-Willner

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Is Gen-Z Alright?

The articles in this special section:

Freshman Year in a Pandemic

Makeda Zabot-Hall

Covid Forced My Relationship Long-Distance

Arielle Silver-Willner

Retail Work in the Pandemic Is Hell

Chaya Holch

Cohabiting in a Pandemic

Kira Yates

A College Senior During Covid Waits for the ‘After’

Noa Wollstein

Battling Depression in Quarantine

Rachel Fadem

A Performer Forbidden Her Audience

Ilanna Starr

Coming Out While Being Locked In

Abigail Fisher

A Faithful Young Jewish Woman Struggles to Understand Why…

Tziporah Herzfeld

A Type of Havdalah

Rena Yehuda